B & B Farm

B & B Farm breeds Katahdin sheep in Clintwood, VA, in Dickenson County and the Appalachian region near Bristol. It follows recognized breeding standards and screens for common hereditary issues through health testing.

Its sheep are raised on rotational pasture grazing, socialized from an early age, and live in climate-controlled barns. Owners Brandon Baker and Linza Baker prioritize biosecurity and work closely with local veterinarians to maintain herd health. Its Katahdin sheep are known for quiet temperaments and efficient weight gain, traits valued by homesteaders and small-scale farmers.

Regular herd evaluations ensure that lambing rates remain high and animal welfare standards are upheld throughout the year. Seedstock from B & B Farm has been featured at local agricultural shows, reflecting the consistency of its breeding program. The flock’s resilience to local weather and low-maintenance coat helps reduce feed costs while supporting ethical husbandry practices.